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Williams Acc/Dist

Larry Williams’ accumulation and distribution formula with a simple moving average of WillAD, used by Jake Bernstein with a 57 period simple moving average. Use in combination with Jake’s trading systems to confirm trend direction.

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How to use it

  1. Create a free account with your email.
  2. Open the TickSurfers chart and load your symbol.
  3. Open Studies, search for Williams Acc/Dist, and add the indicator.

Description

This indicator uses Larry Williams’ accumulation and distribution formula, which does not take volume into consideration. It further adds a 57-period Simple Moving Average of accumulation and distribution to identify the longer-term trend. This setting is typical for Jake Bernstein to use in order to confirm the trend with other indicators.

This indicator is not meant to be used alone. Typically, if you have two consecutive readings of WillAD above its 57-period moving average, we’re in an uptrend and bullish triggers can be taken. Conversely, if we have two consecutive readings of WillAD below its 57-period moving average, we’re in a downtrend and bearish triggers can be taken. Triggers may be from other indicators that give you signals in the direction of the WillAD trend.

Platform

Williams Acc/Dist runs natively on the TickSurfers Charting Platform. Create a free account to open the chart and use Williams Acc/Dist.

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